Category: MBFA Letters to the Hill

The Municipal Bonds for America (MBFA) Executive Committee recently sent a “thank you” to Rep. Randy Hultgren (IL-14) for his dedication to preserving the tax-exempt status of municipal bonds and for his support in co-creating the Congressional Municipal Finance Caucus, which he also co-chaired, during his time in Congress.

On February 21, 2017, the Municipal Bonds for America (MBFA) Coalition sent a new letter to the House and Senate Leaders, including House Ways and Means and Senate Finance Committee leaders, urging them to retain the current law status on municipal bonds as a part of their ongoing debate on comprehensive tax reform. The letter is… Read more

The MBFA Coalition submitted a letter to House Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) and Rep. Kevin Brady (R-TX), Chairman of the House Ways & Means Committee in response to the release of the “Blueprint” on tax reform to maintain the tax exemption for municipal bonds. You can view a copy of the letter here.

The Municipal Bonds for America (MBFA) Coalition sent a letter to Senators Dean Heller (R-NV) and Michael Bennet (D-CO), the co-chairs of the Senate Finance Committee Community Development & Infrastructure tax reform working group. The working groups are in the process of gathering information to make recommendations on their group’s topic regarding tax reform to… Read more

The MBFA coalition wrote letters to President Obama and Representative Dave Camp expressing their concern and opposition to proposed provisions in the tax reform draft targeting municipal bonds. Download the letter to President Obama here. Download the letter to Representative Dave Camp here.

MBFA sends letter to House Leadership opposing any limitation of the tax exemption on Municipal Bonds.

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385 Organizations Sign Letter to Save the Muni-Exemption

On February 21, 2017, the Municipal Bonds for America (MBFA) Coalition sent a new letter to the House and Senate Leaders, including House Ways and Means and Senate Finance Committee leaders, urging them to retain the current law status on municipal bonds as a part of their ongoing debate on comprehensive tax reform. The letter is signed by 385 organizations from across the United States, representing almost all 50 states.
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